The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

ABOUT , o CLOCK.
His Majesty the King leaves by the ".
6. Hall this morning.
There viii be a meeting of the Myrtle
Boat Club this evening.
Hewett's window is a very attractive
place at the present time. p
At noon to-day, at Brewers wharf, Mr.
Lewis J. Levey VIII sell a sail boat
Teachers examination again tomorrow
at 8 o'clock at the Fort-street School.
The steamer W. c. Hall sails at 10
O'Clock this morning for Maui and Hawaii.
1t is probable that the result Of the cleo
ton on Kauai Will be received in this city
to-day.
On the evidence of DR.. Webb, native
man was committed to the Insane Asylum
yesterday.
Captain Blake OF the Mary Winkelman
has found his dog. An advertisement in
the ADVERTISER did it.
a boy about eight years Of age fell from
balcony IN Fowler's yard yesterday and
was injured internally.
On Wednesday next Mr.. James F. Nor
gan will sell the household furniture at the
residence of Mr.. James Brodie, V. s, King
street.
There will be the usual services at St
Andrews Cathedral this evening at Z
O'Clock, with an address by the Rev. H.
H. Gowen. -
Mr.. Scholz, Secretary of the Arion'
Musical Society received very handsome
wedding present from the members of the
society the other night. "
The King of Spain, now II months ola<
commands a salary of $10O0,o00 year,
and yet there are times when he would
give it all for one bottle of paregoric.
On Saturday there will be a baseball
match at Makiki between the HonOlulus
and a mixed team from the Juniata and
Adams. A good game may be expected
A six-oared race between crews from the
Vandalia and Adams will shortly take
place. The Vandalias will use the racing
boat Kapiolani and the Adams the Anne
liza.
Fort-street School opened for a new
term yesterday, when nearly fifty new
be very gratifying to the Principal and his
staff.
In the bankruptcy OF w. P. Akau, owing
to the absence of w. C. Parke from the
Kingdom, the Supreme Court has APP
pointed Mr.. H. Lose to act as sole as
signee, under bond of $1,000 with one
surety.
A meeting of those who propose to enter
the new church organization will be held
this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the vestry of
the Fort-street Church for preliminary
action A request is made that all bring
their Church Manuels with them.
The steamship City of Sydney is due at
this port on Monday next from HongkOng,
en- route to San Francisco. A mail will be
forwarded by her. Applications for money
orders per the Sydney will be received at
the Post Office up to Up. m. Saturday.
The Mary Winkelman leaves to-day for
San Francisco. She will carry the news of
the election in this city, but it is almost inn
possible for her to arrive in San Francisco
before the City of Sydney, which is adver-
tised to leave here next Monday.
At 10 O'Clock this morning Mr.. James t.
Morgan will hold his regular cash sale, Of
fering a large assortment of goods. At II
O'Clock he will sell cases of rockers, nurse
chairs, also Grecian chairs, damaged by
salt water on voyage of importation from
New York.
Frederick Augusta Cooke has filed
libel for separation from her husband,
Clark Matthew Cooke, on the grounds of
excessive and habitual i'll treatment; also,
praying for custody of their two chlldrrn.
Hearing of the same was set for yesterday,
but postponed to the 10Th.
Captain Jasper E. T. Nicoll, Commander
of H B. NJ. S, Cormorant, and Major J.
H. Wodehouse, H. B. NJ. s. Commissioner
and Consul General, called upon His Elk
cellency Governor Dominis and His Ex-
cellency Hon. Godfrey Brown, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, yesterday. 81
The Bulletin" says that this afternoon
Messrs. S. B. Dole, w. o. Smith, w. R.
Castle Harry Won Holt and Luther Wilcox
will hoist sail on the Baird Whitney smack
and head tor Ford's Island Pearl River.
Arriving there tent will be pitched and
preparations made for a nights camp.
Shark fishing and other sport will be in
dulged in. and the party will return Satur-
daV evening.